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First couple of days on solids... But...

I've been on solids for about three days and so far, I've eaten fish and some chicken. However, I've noticed that I'm not feeling full until about 30 minutes after I eat. Mind you, I'm only eating about 1.5 ounces per meal, but the only feeling I get is that once I reach 1.5 ounces, I start to burp and feel the food in my throat (no pain, it just feels weird like I'm throwing up)

Does that mean I'm full? Even if I don't feel it yet? I think 1.5 ounces of meat is too low but I think my body is saying STOP.

Anyone experience this?

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I feel the same way so I stop eating when I get the burpies.

In my mind, my body is telling me to stop. :)

Hi yes it means stop that's about right for where u are its a slow process it's very little but it's what u can handle over time it will get better if u feel it in your throat definitely stop don't get that full it's very uncomfortable be sure to chew very well don't drink to soon before or after u may not feel full measure the allowed amount and don't go over that

Don't go for the "I'm full" feeling. Go for the "I'm not hungry" feeling.

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